Sons of Italy Alzheimer’s Collecon This Weekend! Thank you for parcipang in this important yearly collecon! Please make your check payable to Sons of Italy Foundaon, Ohio and jot Alzheimer’s on the memo line. If you wish to receive a receipt, please indicate that by wring the leer ‘R’ near the name and address poron on your check and we’ll mail one to you. July 15, 2018 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time WEEKEND MASSES ST. JOHN CHURCH HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 1405 FIRST AVENUE 201 CLARK STREET SATURDAY 4:30 PM SUNDAY 9:00 AM SUNDAY 10:30 AM HOLY FAMILY PARISH A Catholic faith community called to serve God and others through Eucharist, prayer, education, and daily living of the Gospel values. PARISH OFFICE: 201 CLARK STREET, MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042 (513) 422-0602 www.holyfamilymiddletown.com ADORATION HOLY TRINITY CHURCH MONDAY- FRIDAY 12:30 - 4:30 PM SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION ST. JOHN CHURCH SATURDAY 3:30 PM COMING EVENTS SVDP 5th Sunday Collecon ...... Sat/Sun July 28/29 Annual Parish Golf Oung .....……..….….. Sun Aug 12 Annual Athlecs Steak Dinner ………….….. Sat Sept 8 Annual Parish Picnic .………………………..…. Sun Sept 9 Donuts aſter the 9 AM Today! Please join us for coffee, donuts and fellowship! The more the merrier! Holy Family Parish 25 th Annual Golf Outing Sunday, August 12 th ! Hosted by Fr. John Civille at Wildwood Golf Course Golfers vary in age, skill level and experience, but they all have one thing in common when it comes to the HFP Golf Outing - They Have FUN ! Don’t golf? Why not come out after the golfing and enjoy good company, a delicious dinner and an entertaining awards ceremony? Look for the Registration Form on page 4. Registration deadline - Wednesday, August 8 th .
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S o n s o f I t a l y Alzheimer’s Collection This Weekend! Thank you for participating in this important yearly collection! Please make your check payable to Sons of Italy Foundation, Ohio and jot Alzheimer’s on the memo line. If you wish to receive a receipt, please indicate that by writing the letter ‘R’ near the name and address portion on your check and we’ll mail one to you.
July 15, 2018 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
WEEKEND MASSES
ST. JOHN CHURCH HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 1405 FIRST AVENUE 201 CLARK STREET SATURDAY 4:30 PM SUNDAY 9:00 AM
SUNDAY 10:30 AM
HOLY FAMILY PARISH
A Catholic faith community called to serve God and others through Eucharist, prayer, education, and daily living of the Gospel values.
PARISH OFFICE: 201 CLARK STREET, MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042
(513) 422-0602 www.holyfamilymiddletown.com
ADORATION HOLY TRINITY CHURCH MONDAY- FRIDAY 12:30 - 4:30 PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION ST. JOHN CHURCH SATURDAY 3:30 PM
COMING EVENTS
SVDP 5th Sunday Collection ...... Sat/Sun July 28/29
Annual Parish Golf Outing .....……..….….. Sun Aug 12
Annual Athletics Steak Dinner ………….….. Sat Sept 8
Annual Parish Picnic .………………………..…. Sun Sept 9
Donuts after the 9 AM Today! Please join us for coffee, donuts and fellowship! The more the merrier!
Holy Family Parish 25th Annual Golf Outing
Sunday, August 12th!
Hosted by Fr. John Civille at Wildwood Golf Course
Golfers vary in age, skill level and experience,
but they all have one thing in common when it
comes to the HFP Golf Outing - They Have FUN !
Don’t golf? Why not come out after the golfing
and enjoy good company, a delicious dinner and
an entertaining awards ceremony?
Look for the Registration Form on page 4.
Registration deadline - Wednesday, August 8th.
Daily Scripture Readings Mon: Hos 2:16,17b-18,21-22 / Mt 9:18-26 Tues: Hos 8:4-7,11-13 / Mt 9:32-38 Wed: Hos 10:1-3,7-8,12 / Mt 10:1-7 Thur: Hos 11:1-4,8e-9 / Mt 10:7-15 Fri: Hos 14:2-10 / Mt 10:16-23 Sat: Is 6:1-8 / Mt 10:24-33 Sun: Am 7:12-15 / Eph 1:3-14 / Mk 6:7-13
Monday, July 16
12:10 PM Communion Service HT
Tuesday, July 17
No 8:15 AM Mass J23 - Summer Break
Wednesday, July 18 12:10 PM Mass HT Frank & Philomena Donisi - Wed Anniv Rem
Thursday, July 19
12:10 PM Communion Service HT
Friday, July 20
8:00 AM Mass HT William Robinson - Birthday Rem.
12:10 PM Communion Service HT
Saturday, July 21
8:00 AM Mass HT Joe Dineen - Birthday Remembrance
4:30 PM Mass SJ Don Steere - Birthday Remembrance
Sunday, July 22 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 AM Mass HT Ed Beier - Birthday Remembrance
10:30 AM Mass SJ Catherine Burk - Birthday Remembrance
Saturday and Sunday - July 14 and 15
4:30 PM Mass SJ Kiesewetter & Meister Families
9:00 AM Mass HT Ed & Susan Combs - 50th Wedding Anniv.
10:30 AM Mass SJ Mike & Pat Fulmer - 50th Wedding Anniv.
HOLY FAMILY MASS SCHEDULE
Weekly Collections Stewardship
Sunday, July 8th $22,633
Thank you for your generous stewardship!
Our Prayers and Sympathy are Extended to Alta Marshall in the death of her sister, Mary L. Webb, who died last week. Mary was cared for by her daughter Vantella and was buried at St. Boniface Church, Jellico, Tennessee.
In Your Prayers Remember Lorry Matyas
and Blanche Bailey at Atrium and Bobby Heller, Ron May, and Lois LaFayette in Hospice.
Health Ministry: Processed Foods - Which to Avoid In today's world, many barely have time to eat a meal much less shop often for fresh food and then prepare it. Instead we opt for chemically processed food which can be stored: frozen meals, instant noodles and soup, packaged bread and desserts, meats like hotdogs and chicken nuggets, plus soda and candy. Convenience can equal bad news in large amounts of hidden sodium (salt), fats and sugar! Processed Foods best to avoid or limit: • Bacon - high levels of salt, saturated fat and many preservatives. • Granola Bars - loaded with sugar, digest fast, don't satisfy hunger long, little nutrition. • Instant Ramen - almost zero nutrition with salt, salt and more salt. • Fruit Snacks- Packed with high fructose corn syrup with only a drop of real fruit. Tends to stick to teeth leading to cavities. • Microwave Popcorn - it's not the popcorn unless high in salt/butter, but a chemical found in the bag which is a likely carcinogen. • Frozen Dinners - high in salt, fat and sugar. • Catsup/Ketchup - tomatoes are so diluted with sugar / salt they have no natural value.
Enjoy all things in moderation. Just check the nutrition labels to avoid anything high in fats, sugars and chemicals you can't pronounce. healthline/MedicalNewsToday/FDA
July 21/22 4:30 PM SAT 9:00 AM SUN 10:30 AM SUN
Eucharistic Kathi Mangus 1B Dee Golembiewski 1B Karen Gregosky 1B
Ministers Paul Presta 2B Kathy Farler 2B Rick Gregosky 2B
Frank Pressler 3B Jim Martz 3B Linda Jester 3B
Linda Day 1C John Lyons 1C Bridget Clark 1C
Don Brooks 2C Lorraine Sivy 2C Suzanne Stickelman 2C
Servers Nicholas Hill Bryce Pennell Nicholas Hawkins
Anthony Lococo Nick Stratton Vaughan Hawkins
Greeters Chloe Hill D1 Don Accurso D1 Marcia Egelston D1
Phoebe Pearce D1 Tim Blashock D2 Brad Egelston D1
MINISTERS NEXT WEEK
Introductions to Readings by Bishop Ken Untener, in collaboration with Catherine Haven and Fr. Bill Taylor First Reading - Amos 7:12-15 Amos preached about 750 years before Christ and was the prophet whose words were put into writing. At that time, the Jewish people were spilt into two kingdoms: Israel in the north and Judah in the south. God sent Amos from the southern kingdom of Judah to preach to the people in the north. So he faithfully went there, to a place known as the shrine of Bethel. As so often happens to prophets, the priest wasn’t pleased that he came. Second Reading - Ephesians 1:3-14 Today and for the next few weeks, we will be reading from the letter to the Ephesians. Ephesus, a major seaport of the western coast of what is today Turkey, was a center for early Christians. Today’s passage is the beginning of the letter and is a prayer praising God for the good things God has done for us.
Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Ed & Susan Combs and Mike & Pat Fulmer Both couples married 50 years ago on July 20, 1968!
Ed & Susan celebrate their Golden Anniversary at the 9 AM Mass at Holy Trinity Church.
Mike & Pat celebrate their Golden Anniversary at the 10:30 AM Mass at St. John Church.
Congratulations Ed & Susan and Mike & Pat!
Links for Leukemia & Lymphoma 2nd Annual Golf Scramble For Team Tami Wells Saturday, September 22nd Shaker Run Golf Club Shot Gun Start 1:30 PM
Spencer Wells, son of parishioners Greg and Tami Wells, is coordinating the 2nd Annual Golf Scramble to benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma in honor of his mom, Tami, who was diagnosed with leukemia in 2017. Please go to www.holyfamilymiddletown.com to download a Sponsorship and Team Registration Form. If you can’t make the golf outing but would like to make a donation in honor of Tami, please make your check payable to Spencer Wells, 3220 Scottish Trace, Lexington, KY 40509. Thanks for your support!
July Outreach Ministry Need - Kitchen Linens If you can provide kitchen linens - new or used - please drop them off at the parish office and we’ll pass them along to our needy neighbors. Thanks!
SVDP 5th Sunday Collection Next Week SVDP volunteers will be at the doors of the churches after the Masses next weekend to accept your kind donation which makes possible the Pantry, Help Line and Outreach Ministries. For your convenience, we’ve included a special gray “SVDP 5th Sunday” envelope in the July pack. You can give your donation directly to the SVDP member or place it in the regular collection basket. Thank you!
Stay In Touch With Your Catholic Faith! Sacred Heart Radio – 910 AM / 89.5 FM
Lectors & Alter Servers! Looking for a Sub? If you can’t make your scheduled Mass, you can go to our website to find a list of names and numbers of other volunteers. Thanks for finding a sub for your turn and enjoy your busy summer!
Holy Family Parish 25th Annual Golf Outing Hosted by Fr. John Civille
Sunday, August 12th Wildwood Golf Course
Four person scramble No handicaps - Calloway Type System
Cost of $60 includes golf, cart, beverages, snacks and dinner
along with awards and prizes
Shotgun start at 1:30 PM
Registration form also available at www.holyfamilymiddletown.com
Return this registration form with payment for golf and extra dinners
to the parish office or drop it in the collection basket.
Contact Cecelia Nenni 513-594-4550 or [email protected] with questions.
Due to the popularity of this event the registration deadline
is Wednesday, August 8th! We hope you’ll join in!
Name ____________________________________ Phone_____________
TRADITIONAL VALUES. EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION. St. John XXIII represents 150 years of Catholic Education dedicated to encouraging and developing well-rounded, self-confident and compassionate children and young adults who lead successful, mindful, service-driven lives. Our school community is the foundation on which our core principles of faith and hard work bind us together as a family.
If you are interested in a Catholic education that provides a challenging, structured and thoughtful learn-ing environment led by highly qualified and experienced teachers, contact Principal Dawn Pickerill at 424-1196 for a meeting and a tour of the school.
SUMMER UPDATE July 4th marks the half-way point of the summer for us. I can honestly say that the first half has flown by, and I fully anticipate the second half going just as quickly.
In addition to all of the paperwork, state reports, updating of computers, cleaning, etc. that has to be accomplished in the summer, we once again have taken on several capital improvement projects.
We have removed the remaining red lockers from the second floor hallway, painted, and are having cubbies built for the students in the lower grades. The ceiling tiles have been replaced and the drop ceiling track has been painted.
We have placed a covering over the gym ceiling to hold back the deteriorating vinyl. The gym has been painted (for the first time this century) and looks beautiful! Next week they will start on the resurfacing of the gym floor.
Two more bathrooms have been updated with new stalls and doors and a new drinking fountain (with a water bottle refill station) is being installed on the second floor.
We are looking forward to showing off all of our renovations at our Back to School Open House/Movie Night on Friday, August 17th!
How Much Do YOU Know About the Catholic Faith?
Special TERMS Quiz II
Find the answers on the last page.
1. A person who looks after the sacred vessels and vestments in a church is called a
2. The Blessed Sacrament, when reserved in the tabernacle, is held in a covered chalice-like container called a (a) sequence (b) ciborium (c) corporal (d) tupperware
3. A lavabo set refers to (a) the kit a priest carries for anointing the sick (b) the small vessels used for the washing of the priest’s hands at Mass (c) a chalice and paten set (d) the metal vessels used for burning incense
4. A miter is (a) a tall spire on a steeple (b) a tall hat worn by a bishop (c) the amount of money the poor widow put in the Temple treasury (d) a very small sin
5. The vessel for perfuming the altar is called a (a) censer (b) cruet (c) chalice (d) ciborium
6. A person using a scapular is (a) praying it (b) kneeling on it (c) wearing it (d) smelling it
Answers to the Special Terms II Catholic Faith Quiz
1. (c) Catholic parishes rely on the service of sacristans to care for, organize, and arrange the sacred vessels and vestments that are used for the celebration of the Eucharistic liturgy.
2. (b) A ciborium looks like a chalice but it has a more rounded bowl and has a cover usually surmounted with a cross.
3. (b) A lavabo set (lavabo is Latin for I shall wash; see Psalm 26) refers to the vessels used for washing of the priest’s hands after the Offertory of the Mass.
4. (b) A miter is two pieces of stiff triangle-shaped material attached at the side to form a hat. Israelite priests used to wear something similar. In about the twelfth century it became the customary hat for Catholic bishops.
5. (a) The censer burns incense made of aromatic gum, and the rising smoke symbolizes prayers rising to heaven. The vessel is also called a “thurible.” 6. (c) The word comes from the Latin for “shoulder blade.” It’s a garment covering the chest and back, worn by religious. A shorter version for laypeople is only two small pieces of cloth connected by two long cords. The most widely used is the “brown scapular” of the Carmelite Order.
3rd Annual 1-FENWICK Weekend Celebration August 3rd - 5th A Celebration of Community Event! Friday, August 3rd 6:30 - 11:30 PM All Alumni Reunion
Saturday, August 4th Events - 1-FENWICK Falcon 5k - 8:30 AM Lace up your sneakers and enjoy an early morning 5k run/walk that includes a pancake breakfast and fitness shirt! The course is fast and flat and starts in front of BFHS, winds through resi-dential streets of Hunter, and finishes on the Fenwick track. All registered runners will be treated to a Chris Cakes, “all-you-can-eat” pancake breakfast with sausage and orange drink. Top three awards given for male/female adult and youth. Only $25 adult registration, special $15 youth rate for 18 and under.
1-FENWICK Pancake Breakfast - 9:30 - 11 AM This is an all-you-can-eat event. Tickets are $8 adults, $5 children 6-12, and FREE for kids 5 and under!
1-FENWICK Golf Outing 1 PM Shotgun Start Wildwood Golf Club Each player will enjoy 18-holes of golf with cart, swag bag, golf shirt, prizes, lunch at the bend, and steak dinner. Player registration is $125 or for special corporate foursome w/hole sponsorship for $500 please contact Development Office by email [email protected] or phone 513-727-1500.
1-FENWICK Comedy Night 7:30 PM - ? Jeff Jena ’70, will host this amazing knee-slapping night of laughter as he and other comedians take the mic and entertain the room! Social hour is 7:30-8:30 PM with appetizers and cash bar, followed by the show. Tickets are $20 online or at the door; must be 21 to attend.
Find more details, buy tickets, and easily register for all of these events at fenwickfalcons.com!
Broad Street Bash - This Wednesday! Central Avenue & Broad Street Governor’s Square Park July 18th Subterranean with High Altitude (Luau) August 1st The Cleavers with 3 Feet Deep October 13th The Monster Bash on Saturday
Family Friendly and FREE! Wednesday Concert Series 5 - 10 PM. Bring your lawn chairs, grab a bite to eat, and enjoy the music! Check out sponsors and lots of photos at www.longlivethebash.com!
